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Karn is a Hindu whose spiritual path involves renouncing the world. Karn has quit his job and lives as a sannyasin so that he can focus entirely on attaining moksha. He studies the Upanishads and hopes to escape samsara by fully realizing that atman is one with brahman. Which path does Karn most likely practice

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The Karn most likely practices Jnana.

Jnana: What does that mean?

The Sanskrit word "jnana" denotes "wisdom" or "spiritual knowledge." Instead of worldly knowledge (vijnana) acquired by study or experience, it refers to a knowledge of the Self that is inseparable from the Divine. Jnana is an internal realization that one is apart from brahman and free of worldly and mental responsibilities (absolute reality).

The road to this understanding is jnana yoga, and jnana meditation focuses on dispelling illusion to achieve spiritual consciousness. Jnana yoga is one of the three basic routes to moksha according to the Bhagavad Gita (liberation from worldly concerns). Karma yoga and Bhakti yoga are the alternative routes.

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